Let me give you an example: this year we're investing over 20 million pounds in developing our facilities: our training ground for young players and our academy and the main training ground.
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Does Courtney Celeste Spears really need such a training ground?
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"It was a journalistic training ground for me," he said.
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He used my emotions and mind as a training ground, essentially.
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"Yeah, there's no, there's no doubt -- there's no doubt that the prison system that was, that was the Iraqi prison system, became, you know, places, training ground, the training ground for what we're facing today," Flynn said.
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"The Moon will be a stepping stone, a training ground," Pence added.
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Indeed, his training ground was many seminars organized by the students themselves.
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But (the) moon is the first training ground and the first stepping stone.
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Choirs may be the ultimate training ground for hopeful boy bands and ensembles.
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The Youth League became an important training ground for that, Professor Bo said.
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READ: Far-right extremists have been using Ukraine's War as a training ground.
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Because the platform was my training ground to be where I am today.
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What better training ground to learn that you have power and wield it?
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Most importantly, though, it was training ground for a generation of local reporters.
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The bunny became a training ground for a generation of computer graphics designers.
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Computer scientists could use such a database as a training ground for AI's.
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"If I look back, it was such a shameless training ground," she said.
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With its many transactions, trade finance is an ideal training ground for machine learning.
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She pushed for a war in Libya, and today it's a training ground for ISIS.
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The union, always left-leaning, has traditionally been a training ground for moderate Labour politicians.
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"Syria has turned into a training ground for terrorist organizations," a senior government official said.
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The target was a training ground for the bodyguards who protect Afghan and foreign dignitaries.
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It was a good training ground to build up my body armor and thick skin.
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People here tell me Derry has become the UK's spy agency MI5's training ground.
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Obama referred to the campaign as a "significant training ground" for serving as the president.
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Now, only last week, it seems the club are looking to sell the training ground.
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Cork runs so much that he is amicably mocked for it at Burnley's training ground.
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My Capitol Hill experience was a powerful training ground for a career in public service.
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Sauber F1 are Ferrari engine customers and a de facto training ground for young drivers.
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State government is a good training ground—and has stoked the party's appetite for power.
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Figure Skating in Harlem does not bill itself as a training ground for future Olympians.
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Domestic violence, she concludes, can act as a "psychological training ground" for large-scale violence.
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It formed a training ground for now-celebrity chefs Oliver, Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, and April Broomfield.
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DR, including Ramasjang, is a training ground for the much-admired Danish film and television industry.
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The Boundary Waters is not only a spectacular wilderness — it is the ultimate leadership training ground.
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DoubleClick, once again, was a trailblazer as it became a training ground for New York entrepreneurs.
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Even Alfie, the black cat who has taken up residence at the training ground, has gone.
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That's what happens when you grow up where we grew up, it's a training ground for comedy.
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I worked with the team in Adana while they were shooting at the White Helmets training ground.
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"The Dominican Republic has been a training ground for the nativists in the United States," Margerin said.
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He reportedly attended a military school some experts believe to be a training ground for Russian spies.
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There is change coming at the training ground, however, with Dave recently announcing his intention to retire.
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But if you're itching to get some bargain hunting practice in, consider this weekend your training ground.
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He was later suspended for a training-ground dust-up, and never returned to the Scottish side.
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It was also a training ground for some of the most effective organizers on the left today.
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For decades, The Washington Monthly was a famous training ground for policy journalists, and it remains excellent.
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In every town and every city around the country, retail is the training ground for America's workforce.
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The college dorm is a good training ground for new adults, assuming they've got all the essentials.
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The equalizer arrived five minutes later in the 31st, though, and was clearly crafted on the training ground.
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WWE can't afford to kill the smaller promotions entirely because they're simply too useful as a training ground.
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For decades, the remote farming area has been an ideal training ground for Air Force pilots like Goana.
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The party is wary of civic groups because it views them as a training ground for political participation.
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He grew up in Chappaqua, N.Y. — "a sort of corporate training ground," where he felt out of place.
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Addicting Info has also operated as something of a training ground for many current liberal site and page owners.
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"Attending Disrupt and exhibiting in Startup Alley is the best training ground for early-stage startup founders," said Hall.
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She added the cookie program, in which she herself once participated, is a marketing training ground for young women.
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In the 1970s it was the training ground for the No Nukes campaign, a prominent anti–nuclear war movement.
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The program is considered to be a training ground for the diplomats, policymakers and global business leaders of tomorrow.
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Moukoko, who turned 15 on Wednesday, had the present waiting for him at Dortmund&aposs training ground, ESPN reports.
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Plank also owns Sagamore Racing Farm, a thoroughbred farm and training ground in Maryland previously owned by the Vanderbilts.
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But even though the job gives them minor influence over policy, it is useful training ground for fledgling politicians.
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No games will be played in Grozny, but it will serve as the training ground for the Egyptian team.
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They had their own changing room at the training ground: not quite first-team players, no longer youth teamers.
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Thus the city is likely to remain a training ground for Tory candidates, and a tough one at that.
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He barely celebrated the strike, adding to an atmosphere more akin to a training ground exercise than a league game.
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The club will be absorbed by the 13-times European champions and will train and play at Real's training ground.
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Spending on marketing has grown (Hull University has the naming rights to the local football team's training ground, for instance).
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He began his coaching badges last year and is working his way through the course at West Ham's training ground.
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Second, they serve as a training ground for the party's future leaders, grooming candidates for Congress and the White House.
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The household is the training ground: Men are trained in the practices they will use when they gain societal power.
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Some of his young parishioners became "guerrilleros," and the island became a central military training ground for the Sandinista movement.
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The pursuit of a championship in the hypercompetitive W.N.B.A. is serving as a training ground for Whalen's new coaching job.
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At least 18 of them appeared to be at the Inner Mongolia training ground in satellite photos earlier this year.
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Real Madrid opened its training ground doors for the media ahead of the Champions League final against Liverpool on Saturday.
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On that trip Steve [Rowley] took me along to the training ground and said 'I want you to meet the boss.
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It's an AI training ground that spans any software running on any machine, from games to web browsers to protein folders.
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John Kasich saying he would make an "excellent" president, and "being a governor is a great training ground to be president."
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The training ground for this new elite is the Azerbaijan Diplomatic Academy (ADA), a leafy, modern campus next to a zoo.
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The team's home, King Power Stadium, is right downtown and the training ground is nearby, nestled among streets of small rowhouses.
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Under Welch, GE became a training ground for business leaders who often carried his ideas to other corners of the economy.
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The only visible structure is an arch resembling one from Athletic's former stadium that was delicately moved to its training ground.
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So when he wasn't traveling with Abramovich, Menon took to visiting Chelsea's Cobham training ground on the days the team practiced.
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When he entered Lafayette High School, Luke Voit envisioned it as a training ground to play linebacker in the Southeastern Conference.
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You remember, that was a great training ground back in the day for a lot of folks coming out of digital.
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The CSA land on Bull Shoals Lake became a meeting and training ground for white supremacists from all around the United States.
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Barnet now play at the Hive, with their former training ground on the borders of Harrow converted into a 6,400 capacity stadium.
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Not everyone finds love on The Bachelor, but the show appears to have been good training ground for some of its contestants.
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One, Karakol Mountain Ski Base, served as the Soviet Olympic team's official training ground during the USSR's alpine push through the '80s.
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He also worked at New York's Empire State Development Corporation, the business arm of state government — and a potent political training ground.
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And JPMorgan became a CEO training ground: Dimon's deputies have gone on to lead banks including Wells Fargo, Barclays and Standard Chartered.
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In the book, Percy is 12 when he is brought to Camp Half-Blood, a training ground and refuge for young demigods.
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The ascent to Val Thorens was certainly not as terrifying as the Pacho, a Colombian mountain Bernal uses as his training ground.
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Seoul flew four fighter jets near the inter-Korean border and dropped eight 2,000 pound bombs on a South Korean training ground.
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The new partnership allows fans who use Uber to travel to watch the game to access content featuring players on the training ground.
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One of my favorite modes is the training ground, where you can level up new characters and vet the strength of new teams.
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But Chorus can also add enterprise value by acting as a training ground for reps to share best practices and closing strategies. Chorus.
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And, having been used as a training ground for Union soldiers during the Civil War, Rikers's land seemed valuable to a growing city.
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Nyberg is something of a reformed edgelord—a former regular on the imageboards that grew into a training ground for coordinated online harassment.
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Olivia Wilde, 35, is earning major buzz for her directorial debut Booksmart and says motherhood is a great training ground for any director.
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Monthly national team training camps were held there since 2000, and it was designated the official training ground of USA Gymnastics in 2011.
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With its rock concerts and slogans, it was a training ground for Socialist politicians, and remains a nostalgic reminder of multi-racial aspiration.
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The antiques store, which did most of its business renting props to photographers, served as a useful training ground for decorating the cafe.
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Playwright and director Jose Luis Lozano, 34, says the format is a showcase for new work and provides a training ground for writers.
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" And Eric L. Adams, the Brooklyn borough president who is running for mayor, called the job "a training ground for high pressure jobs.
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Although the school continues to be a training ground for traditional art, music and dance, it functions, some say, strictly as a museum.
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Many were found only years later in a mass grave on a training ground for Serbia's special police at Batajnica, just outside Belgrade.
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The paper was a training ground for reporters who had little experience — or zero experience, but a lot of attitude, Mr. Marquardt said.
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Africa, where Chinese President Xi Jinping will be touring in the coming days, has long been a training ground for Chinese peace efforts.
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The Karolyi Ranch in Texas used to be associated with glory, serving as the training ground for countless gold-medal-winning American gymnasts.
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Mr. Gorkov is a graduate of the academy of Federal Security Service of Russia, a training ground for Russian intelligence and security forces.
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I found one book saying that 50 percent of synchronized swimming athletes at the Olympic training ground got concussions over a two-week period.
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In this way the AFL functioned not only as a political movement, but also as a training ground and a professional network for women.
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Back on the training ground, an officer was holding up an AK-47 assault rifle as fighters sat on the ground and looked on.
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Hangzhou is home to China's most famous internet company, the e-commerce giant Alibaba, which has become a training ground for would-be entrepreneurs.
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Mr. Immelt's exit from G.E. is particularly telling, given the company's reputation as a training ground for the future chief executives of other companies.
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Mr. Antonov began his diplomatic career in 1978, after he graduated from Russia's main diplomatic training ground, the Moscow State Institute of International Relations.
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The training ground cafeteria is not markedly different: a station for fresh fruit juices, a spot for granola and nuts, her famous salad bar.
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An overgrown well and some foundations are all that remains of the original training ground, which was built on a hill overlooking the sea.
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But it was much more ... it turned out what we had built was much more of a culture and a training ground around explanatory journalism.
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The biggest U.S. bank by assets has been a training ground for CEOs, helping seed Barclays, Standard Chartered, Visa and First Data with their leaders.
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They run in set patterns, in predetermined directions, the fluidity that seems to come so naturally a product of intense work on the training ground.
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And the level of craftsmanship throughout the 90-minute concert reflected the influence of workshops and academic courses that have become a professional training ground.
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Her team organized the opening of a park previously used as a military training ground for the fighters who ruled the city for three years.
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It was a fast-paced training ground that mounted a new show every couple of weeks, the actors performing in one while rehearsing the next.
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Established in 1876, the magazine has been the training ground for some of America's most respected comedians and inspired the national humor magazine National Lampoon.
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The non-profit theater company hosts "relaxed performances" designed for audiences sensitive to light, sound and noise -- a perfect training ground for service-dog hopefuls.
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Founded in 1917, the college, Deep Springs, was envisioned as a training ground for lives of service that would emphasize both academics and physical labor.
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The twice Super Rugby champions made the decision after their training ground at the University of Canberra was closed indefinitely "due to hazardous air quality".
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Germany – where there is no equivalent training ground for elite students – is as bad as France in the same OECD rankings of socio-economic immobility.
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U.S. universities remain a major training ground for Chinese engineers, for example, and U.S. companies such as Microsoft have long had research laboratories in China.
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Without a sizable ground force, it will be impossible to prevent Syria's many armed factions from using the zone as a training ground or safe haven.
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WWE will end up buying the video libraries it wants or turning an indie fed it likes into a training ground (like it did with Evolve).
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This phenomenon of ISIS as the training ground for a whole new generation of European jihadis creates an enormous risk to a slew of EU countries.
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Lyft will test its self-driving vehicles at GoMentum Station's 5,000-acre training ground in Concord, California — about a 30-mile drive east of San Francisco.
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Unsurprisingly, it's getting its start in British Columbia, with a training ground and flagship facility outside Kelowna that's slated to open in the next few months.
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Specialist missions are still, in large part, a training ground meant to familiarize players with the central tools they'll have access to in the online experience.
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So there are other questions to ask, but as for now, it's about what he can do on the training ground to get himself back in.
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The Herndon Climb is considered the capstone of their hellacious "plebe" year at the academy, the country's prestigious training ground for Navy and Marine Corps officers.
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Embossed on a wall at Burnley's training ground are the three elements the club's coach, Sean Dyche, believes comprise a complete professional player: legs, hearts, minds.
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Chelsea underwent a deep clean of its training ground Thursday, meaning its players didn't practice two days ahead of their Premier League game against Aston Villa.
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Today, it&aposs a training ground for thousands of young boys as young as five, who dream of becoming warrior monks, or martial arts film stars.
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There is also a sentiment, still espoused by many talent evaluators at clubs around the world, that Mexico is a better training ground for a player.
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Nantahala Outdoor Center has been offering water-based adventures in North Carolina (and provides a training ground for several Olympic whitewater athletes) for approximately 40 years.
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In Nangahar, fighters from Pakistan and elsewhere arrived in 20183 to claim the territory that would serve as the group's training ground for Ebadi and other recruits.
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It has been built to provide a realistic training ground for the next time the IDF is required to go into Gaza to destroy Hamas missile launchers.
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For Derstine, she sees the Allen continuing to be a "training ground for the next generation," one that is especially inclusive of women and women of color.
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Ranieri, back at the Leicester training ground and meeting up with his players for the first time since they were crowned champions, described their success as "unbelievable".
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Curitiba club Athletico offered their stadium and training ground, where world champions Spain trained during the 2014 World Cup, to authorities "for whatever use they deem necessary".
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"This is the greatest legal training ground — in 2000 years I've learned so much about how to adjudicate," said Patrick Mercurio, a hearing officer in the Bronx.
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But he does live by Highland Park in Cypress Hills, Brooklyn; he figures its track will be a good training ground for zipping around on a board.
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Also facing a tight deadline is The Cambodia Daily, an independent newspaper that has served as a training ground for local reporters and budding foreign correspondents alike.
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Indeed, her food has proved so popular that Klopp no longer has to force his players to stay for four meals a day at the training ground.
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On Thursday, North Korea analyst website NK News published satellite images believed to show preparations underway in Pyongyang for the event at the Mirim Parade Training Ground.
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Again Wisla lost, again by 3-2, and again a crowd gathered by the entrance to the training ground in hopes of taking a photograph with Kuba.
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Sounds like the Rube Goldbergian machinations of an grad student with too much time and Red Bull on their hands, but no: This is a robot training ground.
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Camp Valor is a secret training ground for teenage government agents, filled with juvenile offenders—badasses who don't play by the rules—who desperately need a second chance.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's Olympic soccer team trained in the headlights of a lorry on Monday after the floodlights failed at their training ground, local news media reported.
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The dedication and organisation of such groups, one of which served as Mr Modi's ideological training ground, are expected to play a crucial role in his 2019 campaign.
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His top lieutenants reflect a shift at the firm from the once-dominant trading operations, the training ground of Blankfein and other recent top executives, to investment banking.
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Earlier on, he would have come across a gate that indicated the area was a military training ground; how directly that led him to the cabin is unclear.
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Places like that are a good training ground though, or at least they were back then, and I learned a lot in a few years from doing that.
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Last year it deemed an expanse of desert in the country's north-west to be sufficiently Martian to be reserved as a training ground for Mars-bound "taikonauts".
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And just as jihadists exploited conflicts in Afghanistan, the Balkans and Syria, so too are white supremacists using the conflict in Ukraine as a laboratory and training ground.
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Watchdog groups have warned that the armed forces can serve as a training ground for extremists, and that some encourage members to enlist to get weapons training. 26.
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Mr. Khashoggi attended Victoria College in Alexandria, Egypt, a traditional training ground for the Middle Eastern elite, where pupils were caned for using any language other than English.
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READ: Far-right extremists have been using Ukraine's war as a training ground Meanwhile, Azov has pursued an outreach program to cultivate links with far-right groups internationally.
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The contestants were on an uninhabited private estate that the Ministry of Defense used as a training ground during World War II, The Radio Times of London reported.
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You see that now Syria has become the training ground for terrorists, for suicide bombers, who are making, creating havoc in Paris, to New York, to Los Angeles, everywhere.
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It's since been gaining momentum in Los Angeles, where the city's active escape room and haunted house scenes have served as a training ground for both audiences and creators.
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The first time Mathieu Flamini turned up to the Arsenal training ground in a suit, his baffled teammates asked if he had mistakenly thought it was a match day.
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The cyber university could be a workaround to the current FBI requirements and serve as a training ground for the technical skills that would be needed on the job.
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After Sunday, fans going to the game or visiting the training ground, the club shop or on a stadium tour will still be able to play with the lenses.
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He's been booed during matches, jeered, and there have been reports that fans kicked and attacked his car when he tried to drive away from the club's training ground.
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So does the emergence of the first independent American newspaper, James Franklin's New-England Courant, unsanctioned by the government and a training ground for the editor's little brother, Benjamin.
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But in Palm Beach—once the training ground for the September 11 attackers, now a center for anti-Islamic hate groups—Howard's account was deemed more plausible than Muslet's.
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According to figures from the Folha de São Paulo newspaper, the club, which does not even own a training ground, had a total income of $4.6 million in 2015.
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They were spotted by employees of the Flying Star Academy, a Senegalese training ground for several basketball players who have ended up on college teams in the United States.
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In June, the Communist Youth League, a training ground for many top officials, organized a mass speed dating event for 21,000 young singles in the eastern province of Zhejiang.
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The first bombing occurred at a police training ground about 20143 miles north of Kabul where the Afghan president was holding a campaign rally for the upcoming national elections.
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Except Macron, every French President since 1974 has served as a mayor before taking office; it's said to be the best training ground for learning how France really works.
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Armstrong was not the only one to succumb to the temptation of the spliff that year, with Charlton's Dean Chandler and Lee Bowyer also busted after a training ground check.
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"We always tell people to enjoy the journey, for however long it lasts," Dave says, sitting in his uncluttered office amidst the mazy halls of the Rockliffe Park training ground.
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Can museums be spaces for collective cultural imagination that provide a training ground for listening to one another, speaking contemporary truths, re-evaluating the ways in which we understand history?
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Throughout his career, Mr. Elden, a lifelong Chicago resident with a penchant for horn-rimmed glasses and bow ties, often referred to his reporting background as an ideal training ground.
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It also has direct ties to the ruling Communist Party, through an internal party committee and the Communist Youth League, a training ground for many officials, according to its website.
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Xi was also in fatigues again in July 20173 at a massive military parade to mark the 90th anniversary of the PLA at the Zhurihe training ground in Inner Mongolia.
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And it turns out that El Paso was the training ground for family separations: We've only recently learned that families have been separated at our border since at least October.
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When the striker appeared at the Everton training-ground on Saturday for a medical, Blues supporters soon arrived to welcome back a player who first joined the club aged nine.
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Recent commercial satellite imagery shows formations of North Korean troops marching at a parade training ground, said Scott LaFoy, an analyst with the website NK Pro, which monitors North Korea.
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West Point, the training ground for young Army cadets, has become a test case for fixes that could be applied at all 34 privatized Army family housing projects across the country.
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A native of Ukraine, he trained as a linguist at the Military Institute of the Ministry of Defense in Moscow, which experts believe to be a training ground for Russian spies.
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The Communist Youth League, long a training ground for ruling party officials, waged a social-media campaign against one well-known Taiwanese performer in China, Leon Dai, and got him blacklisted.
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UPDATE: Shortly after the Nassar hearings, USAG announced on Thursday that it will no longer use Karolyi ranch in Huntsville, Texas as a training ground for Olympic gymnasts, per NBC News.
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What's more, he has nominated for secretary of education a woman whose life mission is to turn the American school system into a state-funded training ground for the Christian right.
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Until the 1980s, Automotive, a child of the New Deal, shone as a training ground for thousands of young people who would go on to become technicians in the auto industry.
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His longtime business partner, the British-Iranian Farhad Moshiri, is now the largest shareholder at Everton, where the training ground bears the name of USM, a holding company established by Usmanov.
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Conservatives are angry not only because one of their own has been attacked for alleged racism, but because he was denied access to Harvard, the training ground of America's future elite.
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It was a training ground for novice organizers like us who would stop by the snack table, gather clipboards and then head out to laundromats and convenience stores to register neighbors.
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Fineman is known for her work with improv company The Groundlings, a noted "SNL" training ground, and for the ace celebrity (and other) impressions that she posts on her social channels.
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But here's a new one that's also a school and a training ground for baristas, with rigorous courses leading to official certification by the Specialty Coffee Association, a global trade group.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Manchester United's former England captain Wayne Rooney was pictured at Everton's training ground on Saturday ahead of a proposed transfer back to the boyhood favorites he first joined aged nine.
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This, combined with the motivational quotes emblazoned on the walls ("Tough situations don't last, but tough people do"), is clearly meant to encourage professionalism even when the players leave the training ground.
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Solskjaer, himself a classic goal poacher, has been working directly and personally with Martial on the training ground in an effort to get more out of him centrally and close to goal.
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While the FIL was establishing itself as one of the premier labs for neuroimaging, the Gatsby was becoming a training ground for neuroscientists interested in applying mathematical models to the nervous system.
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On the contrary, the digital media landscape garners much less attention than the mainstream, but it has become both a training ground and a lucrative medium for creators that attract loyal viewers.
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When he played for former club PSG, Ibrahimovic stirred up trouble after parking his car in an area reserved only for staff members as it was located closer to the training ground.
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Weston said parents could view this time to provide children with the "ultimate training ground," giving them an early start to learning life skills for when they no longer live at home.
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Many see the battle as a crucial training ground for the defense of white Europe, where they can forge deep international links and gain combat experience they believe will be critical at home.
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"I don't think I've ever shared a taxi with team mates (to the training ground), not even in my youth team days," defender Tomoaki Makino said in comments published by Kyodo news agency.
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Not only was California his training ground for dealing with Democrats but it was his first rodeo working with another larger-than-life reality-TV star in the executive branch – Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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If there is a traditional training ground that has groomed French sailors for the America's Cup, Cammas, 22013, said it started with the Route du Rhum, a singlehanded race from Brittany to Guadeloupe.
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We talk at Leicester's training ground, sitting on two yellow chairs beside the impeccable green pitch, while Mr. Ranieri keeps an anxious eye on the powerful sprinklers that shoot up unpredictably around us.
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The restaurant, awarded a third Michelin star in 21986, quickly attained crown-jewel status and served as a training ground for such future stars as Pierre Koffmann, Marco Pierre White and Gordon Ramsay.
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Almost immediately after Pérez appointed Lopetegui — a technocrat, training-ground coach — he decided he needed a more authoritarian hand to discipline a squad he thought had grown fat on the fruits of success.
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Two young brothers were trying to get pictures of their idols outside of Liverpool's Melwood Training Ground last weekend when one of the boys saw Salah's car and raced after it and -- whoops!
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Another 13,000 pieces of equipment will be drawn from Army Prepositioned Stocks in northwest Europe and deployed across 18 countries for training — ground convoys will cover some 2,500 miles to stage the exercise.
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Pundits, politicians and some academics, like Jeremy Bailenson, who published an op-ed in these pages earlier this week, argue, mistakenly, that video game violence offers a training ground for real-world violence.
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The Mirim Parade Training Ground, where the formations were spotted, is typically only very active before parades, which in past years have been used to showcase the North's growing missile arsenal, LaFoy said.
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Natarajan is on the board of the North South Foundation, a nonprofit that hosts national competitions in spelling and other subjects and has served as a training ground for nearly all the recent champions.
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But the focus on Trumpism over conservatism at this year's CPAC — which largely serves as a training ground for younger conservatives — left some attendees alarmed by a movement they said they no longer recognized.
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"So no matter what is going on in the battle or a shot where they are in the training ground where there's hundreds of soldiers, the audience has to look at her," she added.
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That's probably not how it goes down, of course, but in terms of cultural relatives it's as close as a training ground just outside Darlington and the American midwest are ever going to get.
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Whatever I do in the future is going to owe an enormous debt to my time on this show and it's been the best training ground and learning curve I could have hoped for.
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After years of financial difficulties, Flamengo last year spent 23 million reais ($6.2 million) to expand the Ninho do Urubu training ground, which was being used both by the first team and youth squads.
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He also trained with famed Los Angeles comedy troupe The Groundlings Wiig got her start with The Groundlings, long known as a training ground for Saturday Night Live actors and comedians (like Wiig herself).
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The Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu was on his way back from a working trip to Kaliningrad exclave, where he visited the Sea International Landing Army International Games contest at the Khmelevka training ground.
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DEDOVSK, Russia (Reuters) - Belgium's World Cup clash against England on Thursday could feel like a Tottenham training ground for players on both sides but defender Jan Vertonghen insists there will be no joking around.
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He did not make the final cut, however, and was involved in a heated training-ground argument with England backs coach Mike Catt, one of a number of incidents that have dogged Cipriani's career.
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That fortified space will be a necessary training ground and refuge for the political battles that lay ahead, as white supremacists inside and outside of our government seek to undermine racial and economic justice.
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Marlins 6, Mets 4 As the Mets turn the rest of this disappointing season into a training ground for their young prospects, some of the lessons are bound to be more painful than others.
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READ: Far-right extremists have been using Ukraine's war as a training ground Saltskog said two of the group in particular were well-known figures on Ukraine's far right with extensive social media followings.
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We are speaking in the lacquered dressing rooms of the Millwall training ground, where Shaun and his teammates spend the majority of their working week running drills under the guidance of manager Neil Harris.
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The vision of the six-time Gold medallist was filmed at his training ground in Kingston, Jamaica and is part of the new campaign by Optus, which also includes a documentary series about Bolt's life.
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Although admirers see Macron as something different, he graduated from the elite ENA school, a training ground for many French politicians and businessmen, before working in the finance ministry and becoming economy minister for Hollande.
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Traditionally, the financial sponsors team was seen internally as training ground for many investment bankers, who learned to work on deals before they cultivated relationships with the corporate world's movers and shakers, bank insiders said.
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NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine — who's pushing Artemis every chance he gets — stresses the goal is sustainability this time around, with the moon serving as a critical training ground for Mars expeditions, perhaps in the 2030s.
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" To facilitate the groups need and want for training, the Alberta chapter has started moving toward buying 160 acres of land in central Alberta for a "III%er training ground, facility, and possible hunting pen.
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The club doesn't own its stadium, the future of its academy is uncertain, and its training ground looks set to be redeveloped for housing, leaving one wondering exactly what assets the Sky Blues actually possess.
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It's quite possible that, at this very moment, Phil is standing on a podium at Valencia's training ground and delivering a stirring rendition of "The Man in the Arena" in rich and nasal Mancunian dialect.
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The MiG-31K interceptor took off from the Olenegorsk airfield in the northern Murmansk region and fired the missile against a ground target at the Pemboi training ground in Russia's Arctic Komi region, TASS reported.
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The MiG-31K interceptor took off from the Olenegorsk airfield in the northern Murmansk region and fired the missile against a ground target at the Pemboi training ground in Russia's Arctic Komi region, TASS reported.
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On Soccer MIDDLESBROUGH, England — Aitor Karanka, the Middlesbrough manager, spins in his chair and reaches behind him, sifting through the reports and the notes on the desk in his office at the team's training ground.
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The nearly 100-year old facility, known for being the training ground for professional basketball players and boxing champions from the area, has been turned into one of the city's many makeshift water distribution centers.
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The Reagan Show makes the case that the former actor's onscreen experience was a perfect training ground for his presidency, chronicling the Reagan administration entirely through news reports and footage shot by the administration itself.
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The 127-year-old conglomerate, which was a storied CEO training ground under prior chiefs Jack Welch and Jeff Immelt, also needs to simplify its bewildering financial reports and become more frank with investors, Culp said.
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Van Gaal arrived at the club's training ground in the morning and reports said a statement would be made at 1200 GMT but United did not confirm that plan and the time passed without an announcement.
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That said, Tanooka was unlucky in at least one way: For one, search parties actually skipped the military training ground in their initial sweep of the area, because the gate to the area is usually secured.
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It's the flagship facility, and while the production and capacity will certainly be used for us to distribute to Indigenous communities, the most important thing will be using it as a training ground through Indigenous companies.
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"I wanted to leave space for some new players," Formiga said this spring in an interview at the training ground of Paris St.-Germain, the club she joined last year and for which she is captain.
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The Navy used the island in part as a training ground in the Cold War era, teaching Navy students how to decontaminate ships by having them practice cleaning a land-ridden vessel outfitted with deck markers.
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In an exclusive sneak peek at Quantico's winter premiere, Priyanka Chopra and her band of khaki-and-henley-clad espionage experts return to the show's eponymous FBI training ground to discover there's fresh competition among the ranks.
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And on Wednesday, footage of a frosty exchange at United's training-ground between the pair, with Pogba looking quizzical and non-plussed by stony-faced asides from Mourinho, only added fuel to suggestions of a major rift.
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These companies also provide a training ground for many future founders — Jon Steinberg of BuzzFeed and Cheddar; Spencer Kimball of Cockroach Labs; and Matt Burton of Orchard; for example, are all former NYC Googlers (fondly dubbed "Xooglers").
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When they lose, or fail to control a training-ground bust up, or get caught up in an undercover newspaper sting while drinking a pint of wine, they will be unceremoniously sacked by an ancient Alan Sugar.
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A training ground for many young DJs and producers, the venue was the first in Vancouver to have a policy requiring female representation on every bill (though it's willing to bend the rules until the community develops) .
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He is a product of the finest French educational institutions, including the École Nationale d'Administration, the training ground of the elite, and served François Hollande, the outgoing president, both as a specialist adviser and as economy minister.
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His unit, charged with holding ground while Iraqi troops prepare to expand their offensive to west Mosul, is stationed on a former Islamic State training ground and closed military area on the east bank of the Tigris.
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Some £10 million has been earmarked to build the spaceports and complementary projects, and the UK is also set to create the world's first fully commercial astronaut training ground, with construction expected to start later this year.
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Oddly, the Catholic high school he attended — "He's definitely got to be the only Catholic Robert Greenblatt in the world," Ms. Parton said when she presented him an award in 2011 — was a musical-theater training ground.
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The university's Bren Events Center, a 10-minute drive from Bryant's home, became an unexpected training ground for the player in 113, thanks to the coordination of Ryan Badrtalei, who was then the director of basketball operations.
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Recode has also learned that the Stanford Graduate School of Business — arguably the world's most elite training ground for budding tech executives and venture capitalists — has canceled its exchange program with students at Tsinghua University in China.
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Now, with so much of the region in flames, we focus on how civil war and chaos in war-torn Arab and Muslim lands provide a galvanizing cause, a breeding ground and a training ground for terror.
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The best of these schools offer a conservatory-style training ground that helps budding artists win admission to an undergraduate arts program — training that is expensive, requiring a cadre of specialized teachers and money for student performances.
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When his client Mourinho was the manager of Real Madrid, Mendes regularly used Mourinho's office at the club's training ground as a base from which to conduct Gestifute business, including meetings with potential investors into other clubs.
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Here's how one co-founder, David Hall of Park & Diamond, describes his Startup Alley experience: Exhibiting in Startup Alley is the best training ground for early-stage startup founders, and it was a game-changer for us.
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Failing that, a senior director from the buying club must arrive at the selling club's training ground with a crowbar, and literally lever the player out of his Range Rover and into the back of an unmarked van.
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Reports have already emerged of ISIS suggesting the Indonesian town of Poso on the island of Sulawesi as its training ground while preparations to proclaim an ISIS branch in the southern Philippine state of Mindanao are reportedly underway.
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It was the ideal training ground to develop autonomy and make high-stakes decisions in my business like launching a relief program in the Bahamas after Hurricane Dorian, where our pilots had to operate in a devastated environment.
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The school has become a primary training ground for people who create special-effects monsters for movies, thanks to a program created by Tom Savini, a Pittsburgh native, an actor and a renowned makeup artist for horror movies.
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Though the training ground redevelopment isn't due to take place until the club find an adequate replacement, the term 'adequate' is relative, and Coventry supporters believe there is little reason to put their faith in the club's ownership.
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During his tenure, the industrial conglomerate became the training ground for corporate leadership that not only gave GE a deep management bench, but also provided the pool of talent that other top companies raided when they needed CEOs.
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It benefits all students, by exposing them to viewpoints, life stories, and perspectives they might not otherwise encounter — all good things for schools that function as the training ground for the future leaders of an increasingly diverse society.
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Earlier this season he summoned now-departed boss Remi Garde to the U.S. for talks, surely a needless amount of travel for a manager whose entire focus should have been on the training ground, working with Villa's struggling players.
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VICE is aware that Spear thought the war in Ukraine could be used as a training ground for members of The Base, where fighters could gain war experience then return stateside, battle-hardened, and contribute to a homegrown insurgency.
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PASULJANSKE LIVADE, Serbia (Reuters) - Under the keen eye of President Aleksandar Vucic and foreign diplomats, Serbia's military flexed its muscles on Thursday, firing live ordnance in a mock attack on insurgent positions at a training ground east of Belgrade.
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The Susanne Hilberry Gallery was a gateway to the art world that lay beyond Detroit as well as a kind of training ground where artists, art students, and art critics could learn to view and interact with artworks critically.
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Tourist attraction Korean producers turned the story of what happened on Silmido it into a blockbuster movie that hit screens in 2003, reproducing the original barracks and training ground on the site of the original installation on the island.
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The Mariinsky was the home of the centrally influential classicist Marius Petipa in the late 19th century and, in the 20th, was the seedpod for Diaghilev's Ballets Russes and the training ground of George Balanchine, Rudolf Nureyev and Mikhail Baryshnikov.
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The House of Representatives has always been seen as a training ground for higher office, and it's hardly surprising that members would leave for positions where they could punch higher at a time when Republicans control Congress and the White House.
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The forest was also regularly used as a training ground for the island's military and was littered with bottles and wrappers, according to Wong, a National Geographic Young Explorer, and Yong, who works at the National University of Singapore (NUS).
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A series of tiny models illustrated scenes familiar to fans of the stories: his Manhattan apartment, the Sanctum Santorum; the rain-drenched road where he crashed and damaged hands; and the Kamar-Taj, the Ancient One's training ground in the Himalayas.
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Finally, much like IBM it wouldn't be a deal without an educational component to round it out, so SAP is also offering SAP Academy for iOS as a training ground for SAP programmers to learn to use the HANA iOS SDK.
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Barely 72 hours after that fateful December day, Jose Mourinho was secreted out of Chelsea's Cobham training ground, hounded all the way by the baying press pack and disorientated by the snaps and flashes of a thousand glaring camera lenses.
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Unlike others, however, he has not splashed out on star players to boost his profile, but has invested for the long term, spending £100m on infrastructure, such as a training ground and youth academy, and on scouting for overlooked talent.
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The new BOP director must realize that prison is nothing but a training ground for thuggery and criminality; there is no benefit to society when we suck all the societal values out of someone and institutionalize them, turning them into thugs.
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Beppe Severgnini Leicester, England — If you ever wonder why English soccer is so popular around the world, despite its lack of recent international success, you should come to Leicester City F.C.'s training ground and meet the team's manager, Claudio Ranieri.
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There's one other reason character actors are ascendant right now: When Hollywood stopped producing scripts of real merit, veteran filmmakers and screenwriters began making "prestige" television, which inadvertently became a training ground for these actors, much as theater once was.
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He persuaded Manchester United to allow him to observe its practices when Sir Alex Ferguson was still in charge there; and he not only befriended a Liverpool family whose home overlooked the team's training ground, he moved in with them.
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State legislatures not only control redistricting in most states — a key to determining which party will control the House after the 2020 census — but also serve as a training ground where politicians learn the ropes of winning elections and governing.
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The Syrian government has portrayed the Scientific Studies and Research Center as a medical and agricultural study agency, but the United States government has long considered it a training ground and secret laboratory network for engineers developing chemical and biological weapons.
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The speech followed a parade Sunday at a training ground on the edge of the Gobi Desert during which Xi donned fatigues and declared that the military has the "confidence and capability" to ensure China's sovereignty, security and national interests.
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Ford, along with Kenny Ellis, another of Davis's coaches, runs the training sessions at Upton five nights a week, showing young people the angles of the trade and keeping them off the same streets that Davis makes his training ground.
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" What they're saying: When asked about the high mayoral participation this cycle, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti pointed out that big-city mayors in other countries often become heads of state because the position is seen as "chief executive training ground.
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They dismissed the victory by the upstart conservative National Action Party and its candidates who had not come up through the ranks of the PRI, the traditional training ground for Mexican politicians, and scoffed at the idea that they could govern effectively.
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In much the same way jihadist organizations like ISIS and al-Qaeda have exploited wars in Syria, Iraq, and Afghanistan to transform their extremist movements into violent, global insurections against world governments, Ukraine is serving as a training ground for the extremist right.
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The "politically incorrect" board at 4Chan (/pol/) is not quite the internet boogeyman many journalists make it out to be, but it has undoubtedly been home base for Trump's army of trolls and a training ground for the alt-right as a whole.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Fans eager to see Brazil's penultimate practice session before the squad leave for World Cup warm-up games in Europe invaded the training ground on Friday, although police stopped them reaching the players, witnesses and news reports said.
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For the last decade, both Toro Rosso and Red Bull have belonged to the Red Bull energy drink company, which used the weaker Toro Rosso team as a training ground for its young drivers who aimed to rise to the Red Bull team.
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Clubs, he said, now have extremely thorough emergency plans to include everything from how to ensure that ambulances can get out of a stadium to who knows where the key is for the gate to allow an ambulance to access a training ground.
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One film, titled, "Le Sacre d'une Nation," contained video of a 7-year-old Antoine Griezmann, who, with a friend, was dashing around the French national team's training ground near Lyon during the summer of 1998 while wearing a No. 21998 French jersey.
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The general, an imposing figure who commanded troops in the bloody battle for Donetsk airport in 2014, has come to a military training ground near the eastern city of Pokrovsk to watch soldiers test Ukraine's homemade answer to the Javelin — the Stugna.
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At first glance, Monza is little changed from the club it has always been: a modest, provincial place, where parents of youth-team players, coaches and sundry older locals mill around the coffee bar that serves as the centerpiece of the training ground.
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Ms. Vilaysack (pronounced vee-LIE-sock) is part of an emerging group of first-time series creators and showrunners — especially of comedies — who are younger, more diverse and more likely to come from outside the usual training ground of TV writers' rooms.
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It's easy to see why, if only because the German port city is still best known musically as the training ground for a certain foursome from Liverpool who spent their pre-fame years performing in the red light district over 50 years ago.
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When Lillian was young, she'd managed to defy the inertia of her poverty and self-propel into a fancy girls' boarding school, "a training ground for Amazons," where she roomed with the luminous Madison, the kind of beautiful blue blood for whom the school existed.
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Because kids grow up to be adults, giving them smart and artful cinema seems just as important to their development as giving them smart and artful books — to give them, essentially, a training ground for learning to approach the world with serious, sustained attention.
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The fixations that any self-respecting series about young people in New York ought to have (sex, drugs, work) are deployed in the service of transforming the city from the Hobbesian place it can be into a moral training ground — for protagonist and viewer alike.
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Set to open in summer 2020, the park will be an extension of 2017's "Guardians of the Galaxy" ride and will include, among other things, an "Avengers" training ground, a "Spider-Man"-themed ride, and an "Ant-Man and the Wasp"-themed restaurant.
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Worth noting: almost all the founders in YL Ventures's portfolio have not only served in the Israel Defense Forces but specifically within its 753 Unit, an elite part of the organization that has become the training ground for some of the buzziest cybersecurity companies in the world.
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Facebook began testing M Suggestions in December, as noted by BuzzFeed, and The Information reported that the full-fledged M personal assistant would be switching gears to become more of a training ground for Facebook's AI. M Suggestions will open Facebook's AI to a much wider audience.
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Directors Pacho Velez and Sierra Pettengill reused news reports and B-roll shot by the Reagan administration, recutting it to make the case that Reagan's onscreen experience in Hollywood was perfect training ground for his presidency — which, they posit, was itself structured like a TV series.
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Video games are an increasingly popular training ground for AI to solve general problems, like how to quickly arrive at a course of action, or how to effectively learn in an environment where the rewards for learning are sparse, which is notoriously the case for Montezuma's Revenge .
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Yet, colleges — the intended training ground for the sort of creative and integrative thinking such problem-solving requires — have become increasingly characterized by orthodoxy in what types of questions can be asked and what sort of comments can be shared in the classroom and around campus.
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" Canoe Cruisers Association Chairman Barbara Brown said in the release that it's "unconscionable that public access to this important stretch of the Potomac, which serves as a training ground for generations of paddlers, is cast into doubt so the President can play golf at his whim.
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For Mr Aich had started his day at the wrestlers' training ground, doing thousands of press-ups, sit-ups and leg-raises, and the rupees he was now accumulating were to pay for his trip to the Mr Universe contest in London—which, in 1952, he won.
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For descendants of the Japanese-Americans and the Native Americans who knew Fort Sill as a prison, not the verdant military training ground and national landmark it is today, the government's new plan raised bitter questions about whether the nation had truly reckoned with its darker past.
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Her experience is in sharp contrast to that of Maren Mjelde, Maria Thorisdottir and Guro Reiten, who returned to their English club Chelsea to find one of the buildings at their training ground closed because of men's player Callum Hudson-Odoi had tested positive for coronavirus.
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Eight of England's 11 goals so far at the tournament in Russia have come from set-pieces, which is again credit to the work that has been put in by Southgate and his staff on the training ground on such a crucial aspect of the game.
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"It is unconscionable that public access to this important stretch of the Potomac, which serves as a training ground for generations of paddlers, is cast into doubt so the President can play golf at his whim," said Canoe Cruisers Association Chairman Barbara Brown said in a statement.
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While one doesn't normally think of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as having a role in national security, ensuring the Tidewater region can support military installations and thousands of personnel ready to deploy at a moment's notice requires clean water supplies, reliable training ground, energy innovation and safe communities.
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This week's edition features Lorilyn McCue, product manager at Slack, the fastest growing enterprise software company ever that recently skipped its IPO to do a direct listing (like Spotify), and Jamal Eason, a senior product manager at Google, a company recognized as a training ground for the best product managers.
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Mr. Denton and others in the fold seemed somewhat less inclined to address the mix of admiration and contempt journalists hold toward Gawker, recognizing it as both a training ground for gifted young writers and a place where too many of the articles published were not only mean but inconsequential.
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"Our cyberdivision views Huntsville as a current and really future training ground for the tactics, skills expertise that we need in the cyber-realm to work across all the threats we face and put ourselves and our people in the best position to stop that from coming at us," he says.
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In addition to the original intent of a farm team — to act as a training ground for young players to gain experience in a true-to-life environment where they practice regularly in order to ultimately move to a higher level — the benefits of mentoring nontraditional junior tech talent are many.
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And so, it was kind of a conduit for a lot of research across perception, machine learning, path planning, interfaces, to training these sorts of systems, and actually became a precursor and a training ground for a lot of people that ended up going into other areas of autonomous driving. Sure.
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The problem has only worsened since: one columnist suggested last year that Newcastle move their training ground to the capital in order to attract a higher pedigree of player, one who'd only need to commute to Tyneside on a match day; the same idea has been touted semi-regularly at Sunderland for a while now.
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Much of that is indeed true: the youngster with a penchant for backchat and headbutts (one of which, while at Saint-Etienne, was administered on the pitch to his team-mate Blaise Matuidi) is now most famous for the sumptuous, arcing free-kicks that are the product of countless hours on the training ground.
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In the 1980s, the United States supported a military-run government there that routinely "disappeared" and tortured its opponents, while the CIA used the country as a training ground for the Contras it backed,who were then fighting the Sandinistas across the border in Nicaragua (who had recently deposed their own US-backed dictator).
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"At one club I was at we had to wait for the pros to eat and we got what was left and if there was nothing then it was tough luck," Romario Reginaldo Alves, a 24-year old forward who spent time at the same Flamengo training ground that burnt to the ground, told Reuters.
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That too, however, was not unforeseen: Relations with Dortmund's board, and its internal hierarchy, had been uneasy for some time — the club's influential chief scout, Sven Mislintat, has been barred from the training ground for almost a year because of an argument with Tuchel — and many in Germany had long believed the situation was irretrievable.
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And so not only do the players mix at the training ground they share, but Lyon's female players have access to all of the same facilities the men would expect: the fields, the medical staff, the liaison officers, access to the "mental cell," designed to help players with the psychological pressures of performing, all the way from the academy to the senior teams.
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Indeed, it was somehow fitting that a sport that helped the nation heal after the Civil War, and which the late nineteenth-century legendary Yale University football coach Walter Camp saw as the training ground for the next generation of soldiers, would serve as a forum for this weekend's debates on patriotism, allegiance to the flag, and fidelity to one's country and countrymen.
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After describing an entirely fake incident in a made-up war, Brooking and Singer explain that it's all part of a training exercise at Fort Polk's Joint Readiness Training Center in Louisiana:The fort has since become the military's training ground for new kinds of conflict—first the simulation of Cold War– and Desert Storm–style mechanized maneuvers, and then, after 9/11, the complex counterinsurgency operations of Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Their consistent quality is an enduring legacy of the paper's former chief obit writer Alden Whitman (1913-1990), whose thoroughly researched, elegantly written biographical essays about the great and near-great between 20153 and 1976 helped set a higher professional standard while enhancing the reputation of a trade once considered a training ground for novice reporters or a vocational graveyard (so to speak) for staff members sliding toward retirement.
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